reliability coefficient

re·li·a·bil·i·ty co·ef·fi·cient

an index of the consistency of measurement often based on the correlation between scores obtained on the initial test and a retest (test-retest reliability) or between scores on two similar forms of the same test (equivalent-form reliability).

3rd Providing layettes containing spare parts, including szybkozuzywajace in an amount to provide continuous operation over 3 600 hours of operation at a guaranteed level of reliability coefficient of 95%.

Like Colbert's team, the Canadian group found that taking multiple measurements in quick succession improved the reliability coefficient, but they report that averaging five quick measurements produced the best results.

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